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, 1887-03-31
District Court Proceedings.


Distric. court convened this morning
Chief Justice Jones presiding. Among
those il attendance are L. s. Marshal
Hamilton, L. $. Attorney White, aud
Mcssfs. G. II. fIaller, / 81. Hall, J. e.
Hainee, c, I. &unday, !. f. Lewis and
Others OF Seattle.
There are in attendance, Shariii7
Sheehan of jefferson. Kelly OF San
Juan, Power OF Island and Morse OF
Glalam. Officers appointed: j. G..
Ginger, crier: L. Z. Hickman, Z. D.
Norton and +. l.. Lake bailiffs. The
grand jury was impanelled. Is fol
lows: T. Biondi, foreman; Thomas
Bracken, VIM. Bishop, Juo. Broder
son, II. Beatty, J. Y. Brown, John III.
Peterson. T. Mdmon, j. L. Fuge, J.
Beck, j. j. Straub, Il. Bruce, H. Vos-
berg, G. Mckay, Chas Brown, Thos.
Dickson. Much Of the day was taken
up with routine business and argu-
ment on motions in cases pending.
Indictments by grand jury: Charles
Spero, assault with intent to commit a
crime; Ghas. Summers aud Henry Haley,
assault with intent to murder. Andrew
DIlworth, alias Texas Jack" was
bound over today by Justice Trimble,
and viii be brought before the grand
jury tomorrow.
Messrs. Leach and Beayo, of Coupe
vile, who were Indicted las! term for al
legged violation of the iocaI option law,
were arraisned today, and pleaded - not
guilty"
Most of the time today was taken up
with argument On motions in cases that
have not been finally determined. The
petit jury will be called tomorrow.
, 1887-03-31

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, 1887-03-31
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Port Of Port Townsend.


The bark Nonantum, Capt. Foye, 1l0t
net tonnage, loaded with lumber froG
Port Madison, was towed 10 sea on
ihuF=.la! afternoon by the .as Nogul
bouHi 10 San francisco.
The ship Charles L WacdS, CAPT
Leonard, 1915 net tonnage, smiled on last
Thursday from san Nraneisco for Ia,
coma to load "a return cargo of coal.
The Swedish bark lIedora, Capt.
Nordtedt. 40 tonnage, sailed from Mel
bourne Oh January Both for Puget Sound
20 load lumber for Sydney,
The snip CanGia, Capt. Waruer, 1880
net tonnage, arrived on Wednesday
evening, Is days from San Fraucisco. to
load = return cargo Of llmber at Tacoma.
The Swed. bark Gerva!ie, GG9 net ton
mage, sailed on February llth from Mel
bourne - load return cargo Of lumber.
The ship Canada, Cap; Warner vas
towed to Tacoma Thursday by the tug
Tacoma, - Load lumber for San Fran
cisco.
The Er. ship John Frahey. Capt. Ryan.
ll47 net tonnage, which arrived in San
Francisco IS days from Hongkong on
the 10th ult, has been chartered TO load
lumber on the Sound for Valparais
From Tuesday DAILY,
Bktne. j. II. Grifiiths, Capt. Edwards,
sailed Sunday from Ha2!ock, lumber
laden.
Ship TopgaIlant, Capt. Wickbsrg,
sailed Sunday from Blakely. lumber
laden for Frisco.
Bktne. Klickitat. Capt. Il. D. Cutler,
arrived this morning from Honolulu,
which port she left March 7th. viii
load lumber at Port Gamble for San
Eianc.sc1.
Nor. b!s Rosenberg, Capt. J. .Ichan-
nessen, arrived this morning from
Shanghai, which port she left Feb. iGGh
Loads lumber at Utsalady for Sydney.
BktEe. Quiclstep, j. Z. Jacobsen, ar
rived this morning from San Diego, Gal,
which port she sailed from March End.
Loads lumber at IIadlock.
Steamer Louise will bring 70 Port
HadIock from Seattle the large erg;ae
that was in the Seabeck sawmill when ii
was burned. The engine WAS repaired
by Moran Bros.
The German ship Ferdinand Fisher,
Captain Kruse, which sailed from New
castle On December 23i for San Fran
cisco, arriving on the ID instant, was
chartered last Saturday from the latter
pert to load return cargo OF coal.
Tne steamer st. Paul sailed last week
from San Francisco for Kodiak, Alaska,
carrying supplies Tor that station and
goods for the Karluk Caunery, Charles
Hirsch, the manager of tue cannery, ac-
compHnied tie vessel.
, 1887-03-31
Snerman-s Southern Tour.

New YORK, March 27.-Republican
leaders here are predicting important
political results from Senator Sherman's
journey through the South. At the Un-
ion League club his speech at Nashville
Thursday is characterized as the ablest
presentation OF the differences between
the two parties on tariff. currency, ETC.,
that has been made in many days. 1t
will probably be printed in pamphlet
form for general distribution IS Sher-
man campaign document Blaine's
managers acknowledge It's ability, at the
same time they express the hcEr that
other prominent republicans leaders will
also 20 down South to follow up Sheg-
mans work, in which case ti,2y are per-
snaded il w"u!d be quite possible 80 Sc
cure TIE clro'ural votes of at least three
or four a. liz Confederate states for the
next republican candidate for the pres
dency.
, 1887-03-31
T.ETTTE
YOUR BROKEN LILY.

THE following lines were written Il: memory
+ OF . sweet child, lately deceased
The frGst OF death Laih uipi the bud,
/ Ere iG had time to bloom
! And yoH laid the broken lily down,
Meath the shadows of the tomb.
But in tbe spring-time Of the skis
Where cones nU toll, or pain
inlr blossom gov, - 5eaa .ae5t.
And yCC -,i..l! Inort gain.
She was too frai! 10 blossom hese,
Amidst earth's tempest wild;
50 angels, 10 that H0ae above.
Conveyed your gentle child.
The flowers upon her coffin lid.
So pure and snowy white.
Were emblcms Of your precious one.
tiat in her 'ohcs Of light.
Twas hard Tor friends who loved Ge1 here.
II III her youthful bloom,
io see her fade, and G.oog, aad die.
And lay her in the toIab.
Btt that form U.s huc the c3sket
et tie level you loved $50 web.
to5 tue happy, gentle spirit llri
- !icaTeU, where ANGELS i well
WeIi ,aiss !..r e.. IT,. ,..i..,a.f, ->.,.,ot
/ TitrIn: seat j. there
When Ne snai! meet - learn ;:a.!'z word.
A2I JOIN III praise and prayer.
J lou al VIII MISS her OH, how J.ucG.
NO mortal i0ugDc can say-
But God will help you bear your grief,
And wipe your tears away.
While Lettie beckons from her Home,
And BIDS you meet her there;
While Jesus decks her with a crown.
just such gs yOu may wear
II you will take the cross lie gives,
And follow her 20 Heaven,
And meet her at the PGGriy gates
Where all ths crowns are given
But woll remamber those sweet flowers
Which brighten life's dark day:
They droOp and fade, bus they viii bloom
Where flowers DO not decay.
But as We miss them we may weep
Twill ease q troubled heart
Till we shall meet Ill yoDder Home,
Where We no more shall part.
JULIi HADLEY, Sehome, W. Il.
EOr-TuU UapCr~ Yl.-1Ss COW
, 1887-03-31

s!The University J5g9s showed mp &l3.-
Go0-and we have sixty days in which to
raise the deficiency. Meantime the
work q preparation goes on.
The Port Of Fntry Socia! anI Dane
ing club viii hold their next reguIar
Soc;2! tomorrow evening CThursday) at
LearEed's Opera House at $50 sharp.
Mr.. J. E Pugh Of Port Discovery has
subscribed five hundred doliars-good
value in land, toward tie University.
Mrs. Florence Davis subscribes &25 in
coin.
Mr.. Dodd at tie Central kindly en-
;ortaiuel the University trustees today
at noon giving them a substantial din
aer, for which they passed an apprecia-
tITc Tote Of thanks.
Hon. i. W Bash arrived home today
from Washington. lie reports good
news from bis Iowa friends and good
news Tor Port Townsend. lie expects
some capitalists here in q few weeks 10
invest largely Incur city.
F}r" Dis9a;ch brought :. number of
passengers from CIalam today, iucIUd-
iug Capt. i. II. McA!mond, his son
Henry, and J. W. Weir from Duugeness;
L. g. Mastick. Jas. MeagLer and Ben.
MeagheT Of Port Angeles, and Others.
Governor Squire writes a very kind
letter expressing regret that he could
not attend the University trustees meet
ing. He is busy attending to details Of
the transfer OF Territorial prisoners TO
the new pen:tentiary at Waia Walla,
ard also contracting for boring artesian
wells in eastern Washington. He prom
ises to visit Por: Townsend. acconpan-
icd by Mrs. Squire, in few weeks.
, 1887-03-31
From 'EueeSaY'S Dai1x-

- Es<-AAS-
Ailatoona.
Benz. Stretch of Snohomisb is in town.
Supt. Ira Smith of Fort Discovery is
in town.
Cur city council will meet Friday
evening.
Bark Majestic sailed from Port Dis
covery yesterday.
Over 20 persons to participate in the
drama Monday evening.
Messrs. Fordham & Co. subscribe S25
in labor for the University.
Allatoona, the most thrilling play yet
presented to a Port Townsend audience.
Get your reserved seat for Allatoona
Monday evening. There will he q
N<Qsl..
Mr. A. ID. Moore, OF Moore & Smith,
Port Discovery, is expected to arrive to
morrow from San Francisco.
Monday evenings entertainment will
be IL benefit for Farragut Pc: G. A. II.
"a most worthy local institution.
1t was intended to present AIlatoona
Saturday night, but was found impera-
lively necessary to postpone till Monday.
Among Few subscriptions today for the
University are: A. n. Glasscock, land,
$3.50; John Stockand, labor, $40; Peter
Stockand, labor, $50.
Capt. W. j. Adams of Port Hadlock
mills, arrived last evening from San
Francisco on the Mexico. Mr.. l.. L.
Gale arrived on the steamer.
At Rostein's you may find attractive
new goods, just received per ocean
steamer. The elder Rostein will be home
IN few days with a still larger stock.
The funeral of the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eisenbeis will take place from
the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. All friends of the family are
invited.
Rev. W. B. Mcmillan, of Coupeyille,
arrived today TO attend the University
trustees meeting tomorrow, Rev. \.
Laubach, of Port Discovery. is also in
town on the same business.
The Sunday edition of the Seattle P.-I
is becoming one of the most valuable
nowspapers on the Pacific Coast. Its
last issue contained twelve pages well
filed. 1t deserves liberal patronage.
Among the University subscriptions
we note to ny is one of 500 from DIR.
D. Minkler, and an increase in the labor
subscribed by Weymouth & Bill from
$50 to S1OO. Let the good work pro-
ceed.
Mr.. Max. Pracht is III town awaiting
the arrival of his wife, they to so TO
Loring, Alaska for the summer. Mr.
Pracht has made arrangements to be
served with the news regularly and
fresh from the ARGUS office.
We notice by the Pendleton East
Oregonidn the Prof. NJ. q. Royal is hav-
ing splendid success there as principal
OF the public school. Prof. Royal is our
old tutor, and we rejoice in the way Ia
which he is distinguishing himself in
his profession.
From Yesterdays Daily
The petit jury will he called tomorrow
| forenoon.
4 fine stock of Fishing Tackle. direct
from the east, for sale by n. u. Hin &
Sons.
The Nor clip Nordsj=ren is in the
hasbor ready for sea. lumber laden
| Melbourne.
Mr, John Bartlett o: Lopez is in
town. He has adververt;sei some de,
sirahIe live 81, ok for sale.
The University tru lees meeting oc.
cupied the editors undivided attention
toiay-and our news columns are com,
sparatively bare.
, 1887-03-31
TELE6RAPnIC DISPATCHES.
Elaine. Cleveland and IIIstors


CfNcINNATI, March 27.-A cogrespon-
dent of the Eqquir91' telegraphs to his
paper from Washington as follows: The
announcement made by some of Presi-
dent CleveIand's friends that he is not
desirous for the second term does not
compare with the activities about the
White house. The president now reali-
zes the strength of patronage, and the
delay in appointing the interstate COM
mission was to get the most out of it.
In this respect it may be that Cleveland,
after all, is to be another exemplar OF the
repetition of history. Blaine, in his
parallel of Henry Clay. as member OF the
house Of representatives. as speaker, rs
secretary Of state, as senator, and as q
defeated presidential nominee, gives evl-
dence OF history repeating itself. II
will be recalled that the democratic
party has not renominated any of IFS
presidents since the days Of Martin Van
Buren. Van Buren was Tenom!rated IN
the face OF a pronounced opposition in
his own party, and the result is known.
He was iguominiously defeated. Is
Cleveland TO parallel Van Buren in re-
spect to the second nomination, against
the protestaiions OF many democrats,
only to be defeated in the end:
appointments
W.suTSGTnS. March 2S.-Tbe Prasi-
dent has appointed Charles W. Irish, of
Iowa City, surveyor general of Nevada;
Wm. G. Hall, secretary of Utah Terri
tory. Receivers Of Public Moneys
Benz. T. BGrch at Oregon City, Oregon;
4. ". SlausSer at thel DalIo5, Oregon
II. O. Billings, of Illinois, at Haley,
Idaho; John S. T. aiclI at Lake City
Illinois.
, 1887-03-31

On Saturday last about 100 child
rem from the public school went on
pleasant picnIc excursion to Point
Wilson, under direction of Professor
Craven and Judge j. G. Swan. They
reported a delightful time.
The steam schooner Quickstep was
in our harbor today. Capt. Williams
of Astoria will thoroughly test the
beche de mer fishery
, 1887-03-31

Send five cents in stamps to L. L.
MERRILL, 145 Fifth ST., Portland, Or,
for a copy OF the 1G-page paper, The
Oregon Cyclist," and Illustrated Cat
alogues of leading American made
Bicycles.
, 1887-03-31
sroni SATURDAYS Daily.

a.v A1'St court will convene on Mon
s,., PnSh of Port Discovery is in
al.I IL ~, - in town are organizing
a.'.e 0a's Toms Cabin" at the Opera
| spt S'ssooveEy saw mill is temporarily
As. sl' :, plnnue,s iac-.s. subseriD.
l.,'la !. 'l1 U"i;vessit, Ia aeIy,
&. 's :, @5 !. h"uss olea. .ae md ronovat-
"a. Us reaiIeao. Col. Henry
i 4s'sap ard we Of the Dnpgs-
u "a, a., f''i=s -iro visiting friends in
- 4 ! Learned and family a,. yo-
.. u e residence lately occupied by
salSss Gilmore subscribes = 10. in
:. attic. toward the UNIVERSITY N
, 1887-03-31
University Trustees Meeting.

Minutes Of meeting of the Trustees
of the Puget Sound University, held
at Port Townsend, Wednesday, March
30. 1887.
Present: y D. Hill, D. q. LeSourd,
I. j. Massey, ". J. Fife, d. T. Denny,
W. B. Mcmillan, j. n. Denisou, G. FL.
bradshaw, y ). Hanson, and Allen
Weir.
j. II. Lewis, W. d. Tyler, W. C.
Squire, Isaac Dillon, and j. S. Ne
Mlllap, absont
\. d. Hill chosen chairman; Allen
Weir chosen secretary.
Opened with prayer by T. J. Mas
sey.
Bro. 4. ]. Hanson, by request, read
from proceedings of last annual ses-
sion OF Conference, conferring au-
thority on Board of Trustees.
J. n. Denison then made a state
ment, as agent of the University,
showing $43,T00 raised, with a pros
pect of the deficiency, $4,000, being
soon raised, and asked for further
time.
A resolution was introduced by 4.
J. Hanson to provide for further time
till next meeting of the Annual Con-
ference, and admitting an open field
for other bids
Moved by j. n. Denison to amend
by striking out all after the figures,
$4,000.
Pending action, Board took a recess
till 1:3O p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
All present
Moved by Allen Weir to indefinitely
postpone resolution. Lost.
Question recurred on j. \. Deni-
sons motion. Moved by Allen Weir
TO amend by adding aftir the figures
above, the words and figures mot ex-
tending beyond June ], 1887"
Amendment carried. Amendment to
strike out carried.
Resolution, as amended adopted as
follows:
ResOlred, That is the sense of this
meeting OF Trustees of the Puget Sound
University that further time should be
allowed the citizens OF Port Townsend
IN the endeavor to rai.e the proffered
bonus Of S50,OCU, not extending beyond
June i, 1887.
Ayes: DenisoD, Bradshaw, Weir,
LeSourd, Hill and Denny.
Noes: Massey, Hanson, Mcmillan
and Fife.
Moved by j. n. Dennison that a
committe of three be appointed on
Charter, to report at the first regular
ly called meeting of trustees: Car
ried
Committee appointed j. Han
sOn, ID. L. Denny, j. r. Lewis.
Decided by motion that G. NJ
Bradshaw be requested to act as
legal adviser of tho committee on
appraisement.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday,
May 81, 1887. ALLEN WEIR, Sec.
, 1887-03-31

'resh Olympia oysters can now be
had n any quGrtity, at the Saddle Rock
Restaurant
, 1887-03-31

The lir,st hnc O! Perfumes in the
world, from the Iauratory of Alfred
Wright. of Rochester. \. y. For sale
l,y En,iIaer ,E Co.
, 1887-03-31

ALFRED WRGur's PcrtumeTy, Sachet Pos
te.s Face Powders and Flaysrin@ EGtractS
have no equal. Fry taen and You will never he
without them. For sale by all first class drug
gists. {. W. C0burn " Co. 3l3 and alj Front
street, san Francisco. agents. dec lS:2m
, 1887-03-31

FcR SALE.-A light wagon, horse and
harness. vii be sold cheap for cash.
Apply aE this office.
, 1887-03-31

Sl.00 quality of 46-iuch all wool French
dress goods for SOC cash.
CHESTER CLEAEY, Seattle, W. L.
, 1887-03-31

Just received At Learned's auction
roam: opera house hu!ldmg. a supply OF
metal ro!iSti-iht, b,.at ~ existence.
, 1887-03-31

Subscriptions rccei,G.. 1t Jas. Jones
Ior all Papers and periodicals published
in the Unitci States o. Europe ut pub
lisher'5 prlses.
, 1887-03-31

MIR. Thos. Berger subscribes Sl25 in
land toward the University. Mr.. Becker
subscribes $50 in coin. Nothing sue
eeeds like success. Who's next?
, 1887-03-31

We shall probably publish, next
month. the name of that pupil in each
class who makes tie greatest number OF
farAi npsans
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

THE STRIKE OF over one thousand o.
the employees Of the RssdLng Railroad
% onpany 10 en- im portsnt event ius.a
this time. The 6rs: OF the year the
wage dtmand OF the worker, in the an
shrAoite coal regions mus be met and
decided. and II 1t should nos prove sa..
isfa,sory . strike OF the co.l handlers
along the entire line OF the Reading
road 10 not only possible buI highly
probable This makes the si.u..ion
one OF the gravess Importance aod
frAugh' With danger, for II these men
should striks 1t will cause . total sus-
pension Of work in the entire cosl
region. Yessercsy's strike at Rich
mopd whsrves was csused by the dis.
charge OF some men Who refused to de.
Liver -four to firm that won d no, pay
the wages demanded by the X ish.s OF
Labor. AoDus the time the strike took
place In Pail sdelphia, hfteeu hundIei
OF the compsuy's employees we're dis.
charged ct 4 zaoeshp port for refusing z
70 load coal sold TO drn whose men
are on . strike. The men are deer
mined In their actions, and IL Is 8. 4
shat the railroad oom psny 10 equaIiy
oetermlned not 70 make any CON ,es
nons to the Knights OF Labor, con, Q
susnsly the strike may be long apt
bitter. There Is no doubt but That I,
Will have the .ffeot OF still further in
ereAslng the price OF cosl. and II th
threatened strike should take plac
asous the first Of the year 1t may resal
In GOAL famine.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24
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Trains will leave ,yi,-n,,.
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

6oME FORTY years ago there were
not over dozsn houses In our city
that vers licensed TO sell Intoxicating
liquors. These places we're considered
necessary for the accommodation OF
stranRers and travellers, and 1t Was g.
sential that they should not only have
beds and bedding. but yards and stab
ling for horses and vehioles. They
we're not mere drinking houses, - may
be understood fron the above descrip-
tion. The saloons ara modern inven-
tlop. They are not designed to &C.
com moda.e straugsrs and traveller,
but The neigh bors Who may be induced
70 take . drink. Il may, therefore. be
seen that they are calculated 10 injurs
rather than add to the prosperity OF .
city. The court did . coed work In re.
ducing their number somewhat, aud |,
would bs we'll II 1t should follow 1t mp
Of Its next session. II 10 evident thA,
there Ii IN increasing sentiment In re-
gard 10 the necessity Of reform oi
abuses. and the proprietors will do well
TO cop form TO the Law and assist Ia its
enforcement. The man who violAtes
the laws OF the land 10 not doing right,
and 1. he persists in Il, no matter how
Oh m Iney he may make, will evsnt'
uslly lana In prison and be ranked
among The meAnest Of malefAstors.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

THE New York World, in o spesisl
from Washington, says tbAs Senator
John Sherman has withdra wn trcm the
Presidential contest and this. he gave
~ his reason tha; tho nomination oil
Mr.. Blaine ts IN assured fact. There
may be some doubt about the repor
concerning Ssnator Sherman, bat ~
looming events cas: their shadows be.
fore," there oanno. be any doub. that
James G Blaine will be the Rspubli.
can candidate fer President In 1888.
The Issues Of tha. cam mpsign are slrssdy
stated, and with the Democrats sdvo
eating tree trade and dessru ,;ion on tht
one hand, and the Republicans pleogs
to protection and = continuance OF the
prosperity ve are epj ,ying on the
ether, there can be but lille do1bt o
the result.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-24

DLEAsE hOtE OAhtkULu THE
i machinery and type Of our print tne
and binding estsbli hment are nov romoy
cd 70 our Philsdelphia establish 10 ent at
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stree, until fu-u or nojcs We m
invite our frienfs 70 call aud see us at our
pbiiadeiphiA sffice, and TO o. nd orders 10
either phce, As may be most eonvsnie al b
them We now have an ss.aoiisbmsnt far
superior in facilities 10 any ything We have
ever nad before Ano ore Dt tier o 10 than
ever 10 turn out ales ant and excel llent work
on our old time basis Of prices Please ser
aoono ant ordsra. FEN hlS BhU'S,
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